In celebration of International Women’s Day on 8 March 2026, CSP Foundation implemented several activities aimed at promoting gender equality, women’s rights, and sustainable environmental practices.
As part of the celebrations, CSP’s Policy and Advocacy Officer participated in a discussion on Radio Manyara, highlighting the importance of agroforestry in promoting gender equality, particularly in land ownership and natural resource management. The discussion raised awareness about women’s land rights, equal participation in decision-making, and the sustainable use of natural resources.
CSP also participated in a women’s forum held in Vilima Vitatu Village, Nkaiti Ward in Babati District, where community members gathered to discuss issues related to women’s rights and development. During the forum, CSP provided education on the rights of women and girls and emphasized the importance of gender equality in achieving Tanzania’s Development Vision 2050.
CSP visited Queen Cuthbert Sendiga Primary School in Babati to promote tree planting as part of agroforestry practices. Students were encouraged to plant shade, timber, and fruit trees to support environmental conservation and sustainable land use. The activity also raised awareness among both girls and boys about gender equality, land rights, and responsible environmental stewardship.
Through these initiatives, CSP continues to empower communities and inspire young people to become champions of gender equality and environmental sustainability.
